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* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing before bribing Borg to attack Will.
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** Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
** Ned grieving over the loss of Jack Stoneman by himself.
** Gus, Will's lead sled dog, getting hurt and whimpering as Will can do nothing but hope he makes it. Hits especially hard because Gus had an aversion towards Will at first, but warmed up to Will over the course of the race, only for poor Will to almost lose him.
* TearJerker:
** Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
** Ned grieving over the loss of Jack Stoneman by himself.
** Gus, Will's lead sled dog, getting hurt and whimpering as Will can do nothing but hope he makes it. Hits especially hard because Gus had an aversion towards Will at first, but warmed up to Will over the course of the race, only for poor Will to almost lose him.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing before bribing Borg to attack Will.
* TearJerker:
** Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
** Ned grieving over the loss of Jack Stoneman by himself.
** Gus, Will's lead sled dog, getting hurt and whimpering as Will can do nothing but hope he makes it. Hits especially hard because Gus had an aversion towards Will at first, but warmed up to Will over the course of the race, only for poor Will to almost lose him.Will.
* TearJerker:
** Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
** Ned grieving over the loss of Jack Stoneman by himself.
** Gus, Will's lead sled dog, getting hurt and whimpering as Will can do nothing but hope he makes it. Hits especially hard because Gus had an aversion towards Will at first, but warmed up to Will over the course of the race, only for poor Will to almost lose him.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: When [=McTeague=] claps for Will at the end, is he just doing so for appearances, or did Will's final victory merit some VillainRespect from him?
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** The BadassNative Carey brothers have very little dialogue but are almost as popular as Joe. They aren't overly friendly to Will at first, but clearly respect him and are pretty skilled mushers.
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** Joe [=McPherson=] the other American musher and the first person whose nice to Will.
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** Joe [=McPherson=] the other American musher and the first person whose racer who's nice to Will.Will, even though he's injured early in the race.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing, before personally trying to get Will out of the race.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing, doing before personally trying bribing Borg to get Will out of the race.attack Will.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Kevin Spacey's character take such an interest in Will can come across as this after allegations against Spacey for grooming and sexually assaulting young men surfaced.
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** Ned grieving over the loss of Jack Stoneman by himself.
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* TearJerker: Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
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** Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted byNed.Ned.
** Gus, Will's lead sled dog, getting hurt and whimpering as Will can do nothing but hope he makes it. Hits especially hard because Gus had an aversion towards Will at first, but warmed up to Will over the course of the race, only for poor Will to almost lose him.
** Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by
** Gus, Will's lead sled dog, getting hurt and whimpering as Will can do nothing but hope he makes it. Hits especially hard because Gus had an aversion towards Will at first, but warmed up to Will over the course of the race, only for poor Will to almost lose him.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing, before personally trying to get Will out of the race.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing, before personally trying to get Will out of the race.race.
* TearJerker: Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
* TearJerker: Will breaking down over his father and having to be comforted by Ned.
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** SelfMadeMan and race sponsor J.W. Harper, played by Creator/DavidOgdenStiers has some powerful presence and depth to his performance.
** Joe [=McPherson=] the other American musher and the first person whose nice to Will.
* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing, before personally trying to get Will out of the race.
** SelfMadeMan and race sponsor J.W. Harper, played by Creator/DavidOgdenStiers has some powerful presence and depth to his performance.
** Joe [=McPherson=] the other American musher and the first person whose nice to Will.
* MoralEventHorizon: Race sponsor Angus [=McTeague=] is initially just a guy who wants to win a bet, not particularly likable but not really villainous. Then he responds to Will saving the life of one of [=McTeague's=] own mushers with no gratitude and just some frustration about how well Will is doing, before personally trying to get Will out of the race.
